The NRS Co-Pilot knife brings tactical rescue to every river run. The compact design and lie-flat sheath pair seamlessly with your PFD. Emergency-ready features such as smooth and scalloped cutting edges and blunt safety tip are trusted by professional responders, SAR response teams and recreational boaters worldwide. An excellent knife for freshwater boating and rescue. For saltwater use, choose the NRS Titanium Co-Pilot Knife. The low-profile, quick-release Thumbs Up Sheath™ stashes fixed blades away securely and releases with a one-handed flick of the thumb. The sheath attaches firmly to a PFD lash stab; lanyard attachment point on the knife handle further safeguards against losing a blade in rough waters. Lanyard attachment point at the tip of the handle gives boaters the option to further safeguard against losing the knife in rough waters when attached to the lash tab. Features an oxygen tank valve wrench in the center of the handle. The partially serrated edge covers all your cutting needs. The 'reverse scallop' serrations facilitate severing tough fibers. An asymmetrical handle and blade, along with the blunt tip, ensure proper blade orientation and help to prevent injury in a tight rescue situation. Jimping along the top of the blade edge delivers secure thumb placement and prevents grip slippage. Glass-reinforced polypropylene handle features a rubber overlay for a comfortable grip and maximum blade control in wet environments. Specs Weight: Total: 3.5 oz Knife: 2.8 oz Sheath: 0.7 oz Blade Material: 420 HC Stainless Steel Handle Material: Glass-reinforced polypropylene w/rubber overlay Sheath Material: Glass-reinforced polypropylene w/rubber touch points Total Length: 6" Blade Length: 2.8" Blade Edge: Smooth and serrated Blade Tip: Blunt Features: Tumble polish blade Glass-reinforced polypropylene w/rubber overlay handle Jimping secures thumb grip Thumbs Up™ Sheath Valve wrench for oxygen tank Notes: Use a #6 Torx Key to position the pocket carry clip on your Pilot Access Knife. Do NOT use a Philips Head Screwdriver or other tools. Doing so can strip the heads, voiding the warranty.
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